Beans planted from seed harvested yesterday…
and steamed with butter.
Last night farm friends helped us consume recent harvests. The Bok Choi was prepared with shiitake mushrooms, garlic and sesame oil.
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1 comment:
love your beans nice color of green great for the best resturant
in town love ya Barbara K Reid
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